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How to incorporate ActiveX webdev 15?
Started by Victor Hugo Pereyra, Jul., 12 2010 4:04 PM - 4 replies
Posted on July, 12 2010 - 4:04 PM
Hello

I am using Webdev 15, I need to incorporate an ActiveX project in WinDev 15
is very easy ... in WEBDEV 15
1. is there any way to do this? ..
2. and if so how?
3. How should I use?

Someone can give me some idea and if possible a faction of code for an
example?

Thanks
Victor
Posted on July, 16 2010 - 9:53 AM
Since nobody answered this, this is what I think:

I did a quick check in the help file and it shows that there is an ActiveX-Control. BUT it's not available in WebDev.

If you do a little bit of a google search (and I bet you did) then you will find lots of people telling that ActiveX is far away from being a proper solution for web development. It's a huge security risk.

So all I can say is, I don't think you can use ActiveX with WebDev, and that's for a reason.

Sebastian
Posted on July, 16 2010 - 6:01 PM
Thanks for responding ...

I agree with you as security, but sometimes if not often there are devices
that come with activex to be used, for example in my case I need to
incorporate a dictaphone Phillips (Speech Mike Pro) and a pedal (also
Phillips) , record audio and play it with a special pedal that is used or is
used for transcripts of reports in the health area.

http://www.dictation.philips.com/index.php…

For this reason if the policy of incorporating non-activex PcSoft their
product so I mistaken, but I can take risks, I would decide this.

Opinio is my clear.

Greetings.



"Sebastian" <news1@sebastianarnold.com> escribió en el mensaje de noticias
news:147192010071607200454.71442@news.pcsoft.fr...

Since nobody answered this, this is what I think:

I did a quick check in the help file and it shows that there is an
ActiveX-Control. BUT it's not available in WebDev.

If you do a little bit of a google search (and I bet you did) then you
will find lots of people telling that ActiveX is far away from being a
proper solution for web development. It's a huge security risk.

So all I can say is, I don't think you can use ActiveX with WebDev, and
that's for a reason.

Sebastian
Posted on July, 23 2010 - 9:54 AM
Hi Victor

You can use an activeX in Webdev but it will work only with IE. The way
to use it is generally described in the activeX documentation itself (if
it's made for the web, you'll have a JS example for it, and you can use
JS code in webdev without problem)

Best regards


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On 16/07/2010 11:01, Victor Hugo Pereyra wrote:
Thanks for responding ...

I agree with you as security, but sometimes if not often there are devices
that come with activex to be used, for example in my case I need to
incorporate a dictaphone Phillips (Speech Mike Pro) and a pedal (also
Phillips) , record audio and play it with a special pedal that is used or is
used for transcripts of reports in the health area.

http://www.dictation.philips.com/index.php…

For this reason if the policy of incorporating non-activex PcSoft their
product so I mistaken, but I can take risks, I would decide this.

Opinio is my clear.

Greetings.



"Sebastian"<news1@sebastianarnold.com> escribió en el mensaje de noticias
news:147192010071607200454.71442@news.pcsoft.fr...

Since nobody answered this, this is what I think:

I did a quick check in the help file and it shows that there is an
ActiveX-Control. BUT it's not available in WebDev.

If you do a little bit of a google search (and I bet you did) then you
will find lots of people telling that ActiveX is far away from being a
proper solution for web development. It's a huge security risk.

So all I can say is, I don't think you can use ActiveX with WebDev, and
that's for a reason.

Sebastian

Posted on December, 08 2010 - 1:02 PM
Just as an addition to this, I just found the following sample code for JavaScript and ActiveX:

http://www.chilkatsoft.com/javascript-activex.asp

HTH
Sebastian